Avalon Mews Glastonbury

This lovely end-of-terrace town house was built in 2005 and is centrally located with an enclosed courtyard garden. The accommodation comprises an entrance hall, cloakroom WC, kitchen, lounge/diner, two bedrooms, a bathroom and plenty of built-in storage. It would make the perfect first home for buyers coming into the market or a buy-to-let investment. Just off Glastonbury High Street, this house is centrally located for all amenities with a secure gated entrance to ensure privacy.

Upon stepping into the entrance hall, there are doorways into the kitchen, cloakroom and living room. The kitchen has ample wall and base units, an integrated electric oven and gas hob, and houses the gas combi boiler. There is a window to the front, space for a fridge/freezer and plumbing for a washing machine. The cloakroom on the ground floor has a toilet and wash basin.

Walking into the spacious living room with its real wood flooring, there is ample room for both settee and dining table. Also here is a storage cupboard fitted under the stairs. French doors open out into a secluded west-facing rear courtyard garden that is the perfect space for alfresco dining. There is a side access gate that leads to the front of the property.

Stairs from the living room lead upstairs to the bathroom and two bedrooms. Currently the smaller bedroom is utilised as a home office but can amply fit a single bed. The contemporary bathroom has an L-shaped bath with shower over, wash basin and toilet. There is another storage cupboard on the top landing area.

There is gas central heating throughout provided by a combi gas boiler and the EPC banding is C. As this house sits within a designated conservation area, the windows are made of wood, double glazed and of sash design which adds character to the house and in-keeping with the area.

Avalon Mews is securely protected by a gated entrance system, with entry from either Glastonbury High Street or Silver Street.

SERVICES: Mains gas, drainage, water and electricity. Fast fibre broadband.

LOCATION : Glastonbury needs little introduction being a historic market town boasting a variety of unique local shops in the High Street, with its very own 8th century Abbey and the iconic landmark of Glastonbury Tor. Glastonbury's facilities include a selection of schools, catering for infants through to secondary education, churches, supermarkets, a library, two doctors' surgeries and a local hospital. Street is just 2 miles away and is the home of the private Millfield School, Clarks Shoes and Clarks Village shopping centre. The Cathedral City of Wells is just 6 miles away.

The cities of Bristol, Bath and Taunton are all commutable, with good road links north, south and east. Junction 23 of the M5 is only 14 miles away. For London commuters, the train from Castle Cary will take you into London Paddington Station.

Breath-taking scenery surrounds Glastonbury, with the towering cliffs of Cheddar Gorge and steep slopes of the Mendip Hills overlooking the expansive Somerset levels concealing the folklore of King Arthur and the Isle of Avalon. And of course, Somerset is home to some of the most iconic food brands in the world with its Cheddar Cheese and Cider.

• 1 - Kitchen

  2.7m x 2m - 8'10" x 6'7"
  

• 2 - Living Room

  4.6m x 3.8m - 15'1" x 12'6"
  

• 3 - Bedroom 1

  4m x 2.5m - 13'1" x 8'2"
  

• 4 - Bedroom 2

  3.1m x 2.2m - 10'2" x 7'3"
  

• 5 - Family Bathroom

  1.9m x 1.8m - 6'3" x 5'11"
  

Please note, all dimensions are approximate / maximums and should not be relied upon for the purposes of floor coverings.

Additional Information:

• Council Tax: Band B